Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 12, Number 48, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 May 1882 — Page 12

THE MAIL

A PArER FOR THE PEOPLE.

Mary C.'roly Hoper In Godey's Ladies' Book.

A Short Engagement.

Lieutenant the l#t Artilh the doorway, doorway befor so much in at the brillian dently the Hee for him, but ii wan but a re{»* lugs spent by jparlor and bal! remarkable wi hia gaze at the ing at him a* I or smiled iu still this, too. women liked deniably good little way*," t)

Gerald \Vc young manho ure—that ia, a l'oint at the at that pleasure who wait her 1 As the phrase worlds to con comply with his wandering face of a girl farthest anil apartment. 'Poor little "some couutr ville's, I supjx Pity she hasri' nice lookingconeluded crit

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ontly} at least, scrutiny, was anhood. Sho nolle, nor "hi to the com mo for her eyes hair golden br light and cleat dressed in a sc away just onocurve of her tb was a huge bu at her waist.

She was look aid thought in dancers and inously detern irized uttenth fielp her to ha than the iudi 'I've no and will coloi lime 1 look can't bo much present."

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plied to (.tenth time I ve I* gaged." The ration from exhausted. "I ville—she'll It "Hunting oiisv task. II tack, ierald With dilTlct through thoo collision with his toon stepjx still keeping hosloss. Pull ed, half angry into ft clearin long breath. "Well, I an trouble lo obt in tlio least road, i'11 stao rellectlons to couple, who that moment lie deuee

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The young walk," was li Hat tier wal unrivalled ds ington "Al little thing concluded, j' aloud •Kithoi do you 'O, I've w* Vou 1 ai ville, and as York. 1 kno* sho lues lnen during her fi very attract! HWAV, and 1 plietl, pau^iu up saucily in "They do they have mi tttowlng fort ost upon the "1 think with a surpi staggered he to depnvatiii inent.v

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She looked timidly down f»r a moment, [and, then answered, moat unexpectedly: "Yea."

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